The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-17
GENERAL TRADE.
BREADHTUFFs.

$S2lq3 IS; oller, 81 40, quiet.
| HAf-Choice, from store, 759S0c; car load
from leyee or depot, SIS 5O@li; prime, from
store, 70a75c; car load from levee or depot,
Sl2 50Sl3; prairie, from store, 500; car load
| from levse or depot, IS.
BRANoF,em store. esessl; from isvse or
| depot, SlS9l9.
o0RN-from Atore, white, SOC; mixed,
| 4Sc; from leyee OF depot, white, in bulk, 461 I:
in sacsss, 4sc; mixed, in bulk, 42c; in
| sacks, 45c. .....
0AfS-From store, white, 400; mixed. SIC ;
from levss or depot, white. in bulk, $50; in
sacks, Thc; mixed, in bulk, Sic; in
FL0UR-From store, common, So 1898 SO;
family S365g3 rs; choice, 50 90e4; fancy !,
g 1894 Is extra fancyssi 1904 60; patents,
BEANs-Nayy, 81; medium, 81 80
| OATMEAL-ln half barrels, S293 Is from
''ccRAcKED wHEAT-In half barrels, 81 Is
.'f 4oS Si2fi AND aRITs-From store, $50
s %.
CRACKERS-Soda, extra, 4c; soda. treble
extra, 4'dc; extra, 70; ginger snaps, extra,
5cI; assorted iumbles, loo.
LIVERPOOL, June 16. -Wheat-quiet but
steady. holders offer moderately, Corn dull
and lower.
KANSAS CITY, MO-, June ls.-wheat
weak; No 2 red, cash, $3.50 bid, SIC asked.
Corn stronger; No. 2, cash, 275zc asked;
July, 2S94c. Oats-No. 2, August, 2lo bid,
2l1zo asked.
BALTIMORE. MD, June 1s.-wheatlOw.
or and active. Corn neglected ana nominal.
bats easy and quiet; Receipts-FlOur.
900 brls; wheat, IS, 400 bu; corn, II, 400 bu;
oats, 5000 Blu; ye,2iOO gu. Shipments-Flour,
80, 1877 brls.
NEW YORK, juno 16-Flour-Receipts,
SS , Rss' 5BOFbS 1Is 'SS Ss eRd 10 IA
iss. 300 Sa exports. i4,lO7 bu; sales, iS 80.
900 Blu futures and l, 900 bu spots. Corn
Receipts. $50 bu: exports, 81 45S bu;
sales, 72S.OO0 Blu future, and 2o6.0 blu spots,
$500 bu; exports, % bu; sales, 10000 Blu
futures and ll2,0O9 Blu spots.
ST. LOUIS. MO-. June 1s.-Flour dull
and weak; Xxx, 81 25a2 40; family, 81 S5@3S;
patents "a 1894 80. heat steadier but still
nervous and prices huctaatins irfsgulla'ly
amount. Tor sale, the temper of the crowd
sd7snss p.ic.s. No, q red, cash, SsHs;
June, 77sSs1Txo. closing at ny; July, 7l@S
sep,tsmSeF, 75s75ssc. cioins sti5se. 6oTn
g ggG.i az olS Sss Su ass %S
%S@S5sse, closing at S49se. 0sts steady but
Sid S Sssh ri S SGs Iu n, S' sid' fSy c
timothy, 50 5O9l4; prairie, tesll. Bran dull
at q 05. Receipts-Flour,, 500 brls;
Wheat T2a spITn oS b6uGsSt;s Is 600
Flour, 5000 brls; wheat 300 bu; corn,
1900 bu; oats, 200 bu; rye, 1000 bu: barley,
none.
Afternoon Board-Wheat firm; July, Bc:
August, 1910; September Tie. Corn strong;
June, Sis4c; July, &Hc; August, S5sSo.
0a's quiet.
CHICAGO. ILL.,. June 16.-The range of
prices in wheat today we're very fair indi-
cation of the business done. The range sas
narrow and the business extremely light.
Most OF the firms on Change we o refu ing
business, owing to the mu ldled state INTO
which their accounts have been thrown by
the wild fluctuations and numerous failures
of the last ew days. Several conservative
concerns dc Jared that no more orders would
be executed by then until their boo4s
accounts had been Strengthened out. Conf.
dence has not as yet been restott d. thoush 1T
is tn ught the worst Is over an that new
failures are imminent. But one occurred TO-
dav, thoeRh several were eros, ed quite
hard aud il was expected that 1hey would 60
forced TO the wall. The oft repeated promise
of Kershaw i Co that funds ould be forth
coming were again renewed today, but they
fell with no effect on the ears of tae crowd.
They had been fed upon promises too long
already. July wheat opened ut 49,, which
was @o, higher, 'han the close yesterday.
session the price fuctuated between rye
III d 1896, and after the first furry of the
morning was very quiet June wheat,
which was another of tho IN mt VIII CHI
unchanged at lie, and sold ss higD as 7lL9c
and as log as Tic curing he morning. no
trade IN 1t was also light. At time after
the first half hour around the opening was
the wheat pit Goa fortably fl ed July 10 ed
at 73c and June at 71Hc. Corn was a quiet
desl from first to last. but ss in whe there
was some show of return ng confidence.
July corn openei at 371seS714c against =
close last night Of $50, and By IL 80 O. clock
it was selling at S7ssc. For the greater part |
Of the sess on July was between $40 and |
371sc, and the strong h, as in wheat, came |
toward the close o. the morning The an |
nooncement Of John j. Bry ants failure |
caused a little weakness in both wheat and |
corn, but u was only temporary. July |
clsed at 375s@3711c. In The speculative |
market for Oa,s considerable strength was
shown. New crop deliveries we're strength |
ened, probably b. re- OTIS of dry weath,r |
ana under lair dema- d with li1ht oifsrinps !
there was about halt cent adva0ce Cash /
and near iutpres were also frmer, but Tor |
these the improvement was not so marked.
July opened at 251Sc and closed at 269Ic. |
tinqed dull, stock light and prices unset
tied; No. 2 spring wheat, 71lss7lSSc; No. |
spring wheat Co.; No. 2 red, 1870
59ci No. ! aaxsesd, 81 II; pr me timothy seed,
81 8o9l So: The adm futures ranged as |
follows: Wheat, No. 2-June opened at
7lc. hiRhett re, lowest Tic, closing at
7lAc; July opened Mt 73o, highest 1870, low
est 72ssc, closing, at 73c; August oper ed at
septem per opened at 1914, !, highest nc, low.
est 76c, closing at 1910. Corn, No 2-June
opened at &c., highest Soc, lowest 36c, |
closing at 96c; July opened at 371sc, b CHEST
S71ac, lowest SIC, closing at Size; August
opened at 3s2s,, his heat $40, lowest 3skc,
closing a. 3S5zc; Septe m Der opened at 3glSc,
highest S91sc,. lowest 391Sc, closing at 395Sc'
Oats, No. 2-June opened at Csc. highest
25SAc, lowe 25c, closing at 25sEc; July
opened at 251sc, highest S69Sc. lowest 25Jzc,
closing at 2g1sc; August opened at 25o,
highest 251dc. lowe, t 25c, clo.ing at 251Sc;
September opened az 25hc, highest 251Sc,l ow-
Is. 90 brls; wheat, S91, 900 bn; corn, $500
bu; oats, Sl,0OO bu; rye. 5000 bu; barley,
1000 bu. shipments Flour. 5000 brls;
37,000i bu; corn, 3l2 900 bu; oats,